2005-2006 Number 3 www.mbgs.org November 2005
EVENTS
November 2, 2005: The Society of Petroleum Engineers sponsors this month’s MBGS meeting with Iskander Diyashev looking at The Oil Industry in Russia.
See abstract and biography below. Note this meeting is held the first Wednesday of November. Please contact Tammy Worden asap at the number below if you plan to attend this months meeting/
The following is a tentative listing of up coming meetings and topics.
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Date |
Sponsor |
Speaker |
Topic |
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Wed Dec 14 Coyote Creek |
MBGS Kids |
Multi-speakers |
Grand Canyon Field Trip |
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Wed Jan 11 Coyote Creek |
MBGS |
Dave Baxter
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Roadside Geology of Michigan – Gold Panning? |
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Wed Feb 8 Coyote Creek |
MBGS |
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Thur Mar 16 Coyote Creek |
SPE |
Jerry Brady
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“Reservoir Surveillance via Modern Gravity Methods |
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Wed Apr 12 Coyote Creek |
MBGS |
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Mon May 8 Coyote Creek |
SPE |
John Morgan |
“LNG, What’s Happening and Why” |
2004-2005 MBGS Officers
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MICHIGAN BASIN GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY PUBLICATIONS
Historical CD #1: Nine out-of-print publications from 1949 through 1965 and 1998, Devonian to Silurian Rock Fieldtrips to MI, WI, IL and Ontario, 2000, $15
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SPE-MBGS MEETING
November 2, 2005 (WEDNESDAY)
Coyote Creek
6951 Lansing Rd, Dimondale, MI.
Schedule: 5:00 to 6:00 PM Social Hour
6:00 PM Dinner
Presentation after dinner
Cost $25.00/member $15.00 Student (includes dinner)
Topic: “The Oil Industry In Russia.”
by
Iskander Diyashev
SPE Dinner Meeting Reservation
Name______________________
Number attending _____ Society_____________
Enclosed Registration Fee ______ Will Pay at Door _______
Please make checks payable to SPE and return to Tammy Worden by October 26, 2005
Tammy Worden
On Assignment Engineering
22260 Haggerty Rd, Suite 160
Northville, MI 48167
Ph: (248) 735-9688 Fax: (248) 735-9689
E-mail: tammy.worden@onassignment.com
The Oil Industry in Russia
Iskander Diyashev
Abstract:
Major markets that control global demand growth are in the USA and China. Russia is very well positioned to serve both of these market needs with Timan-Pechora Caspian and Western Siberia positioned to supply to the USA and Eastern Siberia positioned to supply China.
In this presentation I will discuss Russian production trends which are showing 10% growth in oil production per year over the past three years. I will also show that the growth is sustainable, and it is supported by reserves and resources in the main Russian basins.
An estimate of the Capex required for 10% growth in the Oilfield services market will be outlined. The Economides' "activation index" (how much CAPEX it takes to put 1 bopd to the market) will be discussed and compared to the other producing regions in the world along with the OPEX and reserves acquisition costs in Russia.
Finally some information about the major infrastructure projects and investment opportunities within Russia will be provided.
Biography:
Dr. Diyashev is a Chief Engineer for Sibneft, which is a 5th largest integrated oil company in Russia. In his career Dr. Diyashev worked in R&D, consulting, service and production sides of the business both in Russia and Internationally.
Prior to his work with Sibneft, Dr. Diyahev was one of the key Schlumberger specialists to start the horizontal drilling project in Noyabrsk Western Siberia.
In his current position Dr. Diyashev is responsible for the planning of field development, reserves evaluation and addition, planning of the exploration activities, as well as engineering and technology.
He holds Ph.D. Degree in Petroleum Engineering from Texas A&M University, and advanced degrees in Physics and Mathematics from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. Dr. Diyashev is a member of Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.